Larger tanks are required for people who need to use around 5,000 gallons or more of propane per year-usually large business or farms, who can use it for farming tasks like corn drying. Propane tanks larger than 500-gallons will require permanent underground installation in most cases. A 500-gallon tank is ideal for residential use. The price to buy a large propane tank averages $1,500 for a 500-gallon tank and $2,500 for a 1000-gallon tank. Large whole-home or small business systems, home heating, generators, pool heatĪbove ground residential propane tank on rural property Price for Large Propane Tanks Small whole-home systems, home heating, generators, pool heat Home heating or hot water, dryers, fireplaces, generators, pool heat Tank lease deferred for contractors until home sells.Home fireplaces, cooking, dryers, barbecues.No charge for install for new construction (leased tanks only).All other u/g line must be quoted by installer during the site check. Trench must be 18” deep if not driven over, 24” deep if driven over. Customer is responsible for digging the trench for any u/g line.250, 5 gallon tank must be 10’ from a building, structure, source of ignition and the property line.hot vents, mechanical air intake, outlets, heat pump, etc.)
120 gallon tank(s) must be 5’ from a window, door or vent and 10’ from a source of ignition (i.e.will provide cement blocks for tank(s), customer may provide cement slab prior to installation if preferred) immediately so a licensed technician can be dispatched (A.D.’s #1 rule of thumb Is “Safety First”).
Anytime you smell a sulfur like odor, shut your system off and notify A.D. Propane has a distinct odor added to it to alert you that there may be a possible leak. A Leak Test is also performed any time a tank is run completely empty or if there has been an interruption in the system.
The Leak Test is a complete leak and pressure test of your propane system. Every new customer will receive a complimentary Leak Test on your first delivery.
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